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Maria van Oosterwyck - Still Life of Flowers Print 12"x14.25" Art Print
Maria van Oosterwyck - Still Life of Flowers Print 12"x14.25" Art PrintMaria van Oosterwyck - Still Life of Flowers Print 12"x14.25" Art PrintMaria van Oosterwyck - Still Life of Flowers Print 12"x14.25" Art Print

Maria van Oosterwyck - Still Life of Flowers Print 12"x14.25" Art Print
$22

Art print featuring Maria van Oosterwyck’s Still Life of Flowers, a Dutch Golden Age masterpiece of natural beauty and symbolism. Printed on heavyweight paper, 12" x 14.25".

Description

Maria van Oosterwyck’s Still Life of Flowers (c. 1685) epitomizes the opulence and refinement of Dutch Golden Age painting. Overflowing with meticulously rendered blossoms, the arrangement reveals both scientific observation and symbolic meaning. Each flower, from delicate tulips to lush roses, reflects not only the artist’s technical virtuosity but also the transience of beauty and life itself—a theme often embedded within seventeenth-century still lifes. Van Oosterwyck, one of the most successful women painters of her time, gained international acclaim for her vibrant compositions that celebrated natural abundance while reminding viewers of its fleeting nature.

Art print on heavyweight paper

Dimensions: 12" x 14.25"

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